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The Bert Show.

Mo joined the show and Katie got more involved on the show.

I had no idea how little the priority of hygiene is for the whites.

And it's bothering me. It's quite different. And Kevin Hart was doing an interview with Chelsea Handler.

Hold on, because this all started, I mean, a long time ago with the whole washcloth thing.

Yes, when I was watching the show Atlanta, there was multiple jokes about how white people don't have wash claws.

I was perplexed by this because we are a white household that does believe in the usage of washcloths.

So I brought it to the show.

I'm like, is this a thing?

And sure enough, tis what?

We should start an organization, Caucasians for washcloths.

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